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Overview This model is a high-performance image classification model built using the InceptionResNetV2 architecture as a feature extractor, achieving an impressive 98% accuracy on the validation set. It is designed to…
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Overview This model is a high-performance image classification model built using the InceptionResNetV2 architecture as a feature extractor, achieving an impressive 98% accuracy on the validation set. It is designed to classify fashion product images into their respective categories, such as Apparel, Footwear, and Accessories.
The base model is pre-trained on the ImageNet dataset, and custom dense layers are added to fine-tune the model for the specific dataset used.
Trainable params: ~6M+ (if base model frozen initially). Dataset The model was trained on the Fashion Product Images Small dataset, which contains product images labeled by masterCategory.
Source: Fashion Product Images Small on Kaggle
Dataset Size: Training Images: ~35,000. Validation Images: ~10,000. Classes: 6 (e.g., Apparel, Footwear, Accessories).
Preprocessing: Images resized to 224x224 pixels. Pixel values normalized to [0, 1]. Training Details Optimizer: Adam with a learning rate of 0.0001. Loss Function: Sparse Categorical Cross-Entropy. Metrics: Accuracy. Batch Size: 32. Data Augmentation: Rotation: ±20°. Width/Height Shifts: ±20%. Zoom, shear, and horizontal flips. Validation: Used a separate validation set with rescaled images (no augmentation). Performance Validation Accuracy: 98%. Validation Loss: ~0.10. The high accuracy indicates the model's robustness in classifying diverse fashion products with minimal overfitting.